We're Going to Need a Bigger Boat
by banmorn

Comment:
Didn't like the thumbnail much, but now that I see it full-size I quite like it. The sky gives this a great feel. I'd actually like to see this without the little boat - I think the battleship stands well on it's own.

Closed for the day
by giantmike

Comment:
Lovely pier, but you've overdone it on the processing. The pier has a heavy glow on both sides, particularly the left, and the leaves in the upper corner do as well, although that's partly the sun's fault. The solid blue of the sail (?) looks out of place; not sure if you did anything to that, but with Advanced Editing rules...

You've sort of emphasized everything except the boats.

The Final Hour
by bassbone

Comment:
E-I-E-I-Ocean.

I like the lighthouse, but can't decide if it's a distraction or a balance.

The Foam Breaker
by hawkeyefilms

Comment:
Love it, love it, love it. Every detail is just right, even the name of the boat.

Against The Stream
by bubeltrubel

Comment:
White is just a touch blown; the shadows under the white boats disappear at the top, and are too defined at the bottom. Doesn't hurt it too much though.

under sail
by tnun

Comment:
Very grainy; could use more contrast.

Azure Dreams of a Red Dinghy
by tanguera

Comment:
The abstract effect is nice; wish the boat wasn't cut off on the edges. Also, whatever that is on the left edge is sort of distracting; wish it had been cloned out.

It is only a humble dinghy, but it shares a world with swans...
by PenelopeK

Comment:
Bumped my vote a notch for the title.

Rollin` on the River
by sweetbread

Comment:
DNM... oh wait, wait, there is a boat in this bridge picture. And a lovely bridge picture it is too, I love the clouds. Would be better if the backdrop arch was centered and darkened a little; almost looks blown along the right side. Maybe crop the right 5% or so; halfway between the edge and the last pier. I actually really like the border on this, well done there.

7-ish if this were a Bridge or B&W challenge.

The Mixed Team
by tamatama

Comment:
Or, "How Reflections Ruin Exposure and Flatten Your Otherwise Great Subject"